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Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

rene. Meo fulo Strait ior De ailteS.
"t0uif Sioeiporet pcb Clear ailoe,"
fremitammeoe Sobn meo Wtsie.
; "8i fjsrer iorbi," baaneoe Marf meb
en- bjnpelif @l9be ooer Den u%ololomme
5art. Seq iaa Goers 2pffe, os iaa
ipurste jog mig ielo, bpur min 2pffe,
nit Sjem fanotes. Seq iaa bin 9uitru,
- bet Saien. je9 elitebe, % iom On
rspeoe fra mig. Seq bar feet, buOrlebes
al &j9rligbeoen % al 9%ilfreosbeben
tilbprer G0er, meoens Der for mig fun
families Stam Os 5ortuilelic. Derfor
ital ri besse to bS / Nat.
!San gift ben til Sobn os req ubret
op al bans CONNIE.
"Suert Winlt fprer os n9rmere til
9goen. Nu CT ri peo Clear Slide,
raabte ban; men hi %itanler life, nei, ri
iler fremab, til ri turner moo Sltpset
% iplintres / tuiinbe Stpffer."
DEN irpstelise 6eniist ban uotalte,
ssiinrne 4u9n noset mere p~pmnrfipm, %
ON ban emo life bar / Stanb til at reiie
fig, foritoo ban bog, at 5aren bar ooers
ban9enoe.
"Dtarf, onr 6armbiertio," itDnnebe
ban, "tGnf paa min ltaffels SuItru.
8af! BAT piebliffelis, e0er hi ct for
tabte!"
"0et er netop Din Suitru jes tanfer
paa og bet giuer mig Wtoo til lmilenoe
o9 GLAD at saa / SDben - iorbi 0u
saar meo! Mere Damp! mere Damp,
ON hi iaa ifal lprinse i 9uiteu. Oct er
mig laa ralenoe li9esploist"
Marf uenote fig ont imoo 9enoeren.
0a bar bet, iom ON Fan lan ct Stint;
Der lpo ct Glib, ban falot ON pg ltprs
teoe neo Hnoer 9ofomptiuets !6iul. Ser
lprpiteoe noget uarunt op / 9uiten
Blob! - ps Goset rpitebe, iom ont BET
git ben ouer en- l5inbrin9.
Gn 9pinoe ites neo fra Tenoeren.
Oct bar Senup, bles iom 9pben, os
meo en- rpseuoe &euOluer / Saanoeu.
"SentD", 1tammeoe Sphn, "eQer bens
ocs @jenfaro."
set CT mig, Scbn. Seq nereoe
Mistante til bette Menueite, fiat Gepuls
peren til mig % iprans up paa Sen iiblte
Gpsn, liseium Iuset gift. Seq iprans
ira ben enc Sosn til ben anb.u % fom
nof atturut i rette 9io. Spproon fan
ri rebbe os?"
"Spis ui life naar til aiplep isr 81
tpsct, ida CT ri fortabte," iasoe So6n.
9uset peobleu at brute iremao aieil.
nem Nattens Wgrfe, meo buert Setuno,
Der sif, nGrme Sbelesselien.
seq ier en- 2auternel!" raabte Sennp
plioielis.
"Gn 2atterne," sjento9 Sobn, ibet
ban a~nltranste fig for at reiie Jig. "0et
er Vanepo9tereu peo NipleD."
s famine gieblif bprte DC besae ct
9otomotiu flpite ipran Dem.
"SStteset4 raabte SSobbn meo 5ortpi=
lellens Strait. "Ylot to Wiuuter, %
pi er %frelte. 6uilfen 5aroe bar Gam
terlen?"
"&pb, % ben bliuer ipunset op %
neb uuer Sppret."
"2ao Yiben flDite fire @unse," raabte
ban; "oet er Sisnalet til at labe os
fummc ino paa Sioeipuret."
SennD uofprte burtis bans 8eIalina.
Der bortes ilere ifiarenbe Yibninser.
8aneposteren iatte i'm 2pste paa Sors
ben. Ser furlpb ct Minut, iaa lfiiteoes
Sporet = @Obstoset sleo ino paa
SioeIporet.
st 9psslimt, en- Sibnins, os Sltoset
bar pasleret iorbi.
bisle to Minuter bar beaae 90
gene bleune i~relite.
Sernueislellfabet tilbelte Sennp en-
Selpnnins al ct Tuiino Dollars. Sor
oenne Sum fjpbte bun en- liben 8onbe=
saarb, buor SObn % bun leuebe lpt-
felise.
6labfone ium Glauerlpiner. Nor
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
CqRsooelt al aapt. Us. 9ineien.)

Gen lite Sanlar 1887 feireoe 8pbs
bsl sMpleren Ssrgen Sanlen % 9ultru
beres @ulobrDQup. Grit oeres Sfaal,
oanife Marb ps Soiuoer, 9anost ooer!
San er life nosen ltor 5elt6erre, og
bog ct Der neppe mango samle Solbas
ter, iom life iBler Slertet BARNES
Grigserinorinsen, naar bans Wauii
napnes. San er life nosen Iremtras
benbe Yolitifer, ban lpprser life on,
Ssire eler Ieuitre, ban er BLOT oanlf
Sino os Sfinb. !pan ct ieun, liseirem,
mtrofait, ieis, ban er 5Orbiaeoet paa bet,
Der ubsiOr bort 2anos gerSmmelie,
bort Soils SGoer.
De itioo Msaen neb for bamt, men
ban bpsseoe ben op isien; De lfjso
Mplen neo isjer, men ban reiite ben
paarp, ben i~nirrcr enonu ira 9oppen
al 0pbbpl Yjers, lom SlDi paa. ct
gaarn itaar ben lpm 0anifbeoens Sane
paa Sle8piss @ruuo, ben hummer %
arbeiOer os trette5 life os o%reier, lom
Iin0en bleler ps ier neo paa 1poifers
mes "0enfmal", Der ltaar peo Sioen al.
Snart infer ben goomoois, liot bopent
for eli iua9 Griie, Singen op % Singen
neo - JONI 2ptfens Sjnl; tauf paa BET,
0enfmal! Suart lfuter ben ira Siben
os flaprer al 8rcbe % itpier ps itars
per, ps Woaeren maa ititfe ct &eb /
Seilcnc, for at ben life ifal lpbe lpbif
us ban life lesge Jig no meo Mastz
bauernc - iaa 9albooet er ben; mart
uenoer Sen torment Ip9sen til 0enfmal
us er bomitile.
Meu 9enfmal brpoer Jig life ON aft
BET, ben builer folo ps Ipruem paa i'm
StenIoffel, ~itotter fig til Be fire Sern-
iolOater us uenbcr troolig Spibien mob
Simlen. Saa oreier Wpleu til 8inoen
% ~bespnoer isicn.
"9pilfen SenOins!!" tenfer Senfmal.
"8eO CUBS Stgrelie!" fsier Wpleu
til os maler flittis.
Os Den ipeioer uo, / Cit os Seit, ON
Der lfuloe piie Jig cit 2psnins, Ell Sfp,
ct 8ornmoo, Sorlpber for ct 8uIt, ct
8inoltso, ct uueir, Der funbe renle 9,is
ten, en- mrstig 8plse, ionn, Zig &uars
mems itenbaarbe Sjul, %fnulcr aft, Der
trooiis pil itiue fig imub 8erbens
Sang; tbi @insen maa oreie for @inz
ben, us Siulet maler, % Soloet listr,
os 1ioen saar iren, % Soroen saar
runot, lom MglIen ejgr set.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

Den lite Sanuar uar BET, iOm iast,
9pbbDl- Msuerems Ssrssn Sauiems 90
SuItrues GulobrpIupsoas. 0eres
Staal bleo al oanite auinbee % Weno
oruttet 2anoet Oper, us be muotua
mango Silsninser fra baabe Genner
% Sefienote iom llbetienbte.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
34-l2Cla
"Ertitine."
On ssrtsuins ira ssSsess a, O.. q. ss,,

U
IN 0srtsuins fra NslsesS Al q. u. assa
SnbsciA.
sanss.spss'n.-s Mssn.'sausr HsHua.-Ss,eu
Nlnees os for,panAt.-Gt S~itebarn.-eaor % aroIL
ssm"-et mertssveiei Msss .-Arihine sarnssn
Sto'soassnt ss BET verne Wses.-Ssns.s isrit sors-
SaS Vt,ns; sass Ss'Hr.IS bet noe Siem.-e,n s,.
gpmaneen p~rafiiiaer 9onseHilfsu. - sris,r, w.,
SsrntnMMEsa sraesns fHs.-ee,untu.-Sauys,
S@aaP'@Hlaeei r,gsm ts,-SareS ,aa Ssserins.~
Hsuoais' skfsH.-siu brei Nsa.-Su S,ss az M,
unIpea ssn-e1nportisbsSa | etanmsx.Ysor
S3 ,ssr 5S' is'Stsss%.-S s,.im q Yaa s.S.~
ss,isus al Sam2 % s's's.-6isawtisn.-gas.iie fss,
esn- e~s'' '~nsbsnsen I e5ttias.
VrtS IS Gents.
"'" .. a%Sanstsa. 9sesraS. cs,,s.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
8i blep jaseoe berfra--bet sioroe u

gi bleu jaseoe berfra-oet sioroe vi.
S9 1taar le9 ienere bar onret ueo
0DbbDl Woae, bar BET iom fremmeb,
en- taalt, Der MT utoer De preliiIfe &a=
noncrs Zine maatte gaa omtrins mellem
@rauene, meu life fpnlmle inbenfor
Staniernes sort. 81 brps oerfra, hi,
Der meo SGrse ifulbe u9rne Slespiss
beuise S~orobuno. Ss De, lom, oa
Soroen bar tabt, Ifnloe pogte bort
Spros, uur N~utiunalitet, Dor &et og
Dor Nofomlt = mango al Dem LIB o9s
laa oerfra, ooer aonseaaen, oper Itlans
terbapet pper til Sienben.
Seen Ssrsen Sanien bleu Der.
San bleu paa Copper al 0pbbel
8lerg, % Der bliper ban til i'm Opb.
gtu er ban Ell gammef Manb, % ban
fan saa berira / Sreb; tbi ban bar OPP
iplot fit Sueru. Wen fan ban inoen
i'm orb ie 9annebros oaie fra Wslens
Cop, ba er bans 5aab upiplot.
Oct er ct Yar Gar Iiben, at lea par
peo 9pbbd Msle meo en- Gen, en- oanIf
OFFICER, bpem jes iprtalte Slasets Gang
os min 9eltaselle beri. lloenior Msls
len ltoo to &arle os arbeioeoe; De itanbz
leoe % lptteoe.
"Sar Be ber ben 1Sbe Wpril?"
ipurste ben ene % lDb laa ii,c % ben.
teoe Mslleren. 90 Wpleren bite %
op / Melen % tps os ino / Stuen %
brat ct @las Sin meb os os fulste %
ben til Senfmal % balppeis neo 40
9anoepeien til SDnoerbors Sro. Ser
tos ban Gflfeo % trpffebe mig en- Sra.
natltump i 9aanben; ben lisser MI Der
paa NIT Stripeborb. % Der lpb en-
2aare nee 40 bans iurebc ainber. Gi
gift: mart oreieoe Ri af til ct at @raps
iteSerue % iaa tilbase; Der Itob Mtpue.
rem % uinfeoe. .
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
"A Resolution of Thanks.

The Reform Club held very interesting
meeting last Thursday night, at which
seven new members were received and a
number of appropriate addresses were made
by It's members A large number of names
were also sent in TO be voted upon at their
meeting to be held tonight. The following
resolutions of thanks were rendered by the
club at their last meeting to various persons
for their kindly assistance IN their anniver-
sary meeting;
To Dr. Rondthaler for his excellent adj
dress.
To Mrs. Bevan, Misses Starr, George and
Hamlin, Messrs. Ebert, Chick, Walker and
| others for excellent choir music.
To the Misses Starr, White and Hamlin
for decorations etc.
To the officers and members of the Twin
City cornet band, for excellent music fur
nished.
To Messrs. Dobson, Graham, Parish and
White, who acted so efficiently in seating
the audience.
To Prof. w. A. Blair for valuable help
by conducting the programme.
To the press of the city for renewed fay-
ors by complimentary notices of the meet
ing, before and after it occurred
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
rhn POSE .Eastat az H.alr a.ake. rla

When man has been snatched, as it were,
from the very jaws OF death and given a new
lease of healthy life by means of simple rem
edy, it is natural that he should be enthusiastic
/ III the praise OF the means which delivered him
from deadly peril, and in his gladness OF heart
he is anxious to let the world participate in his
Joy, and he viii spread the .'goo2 news in or
der that others, who may be in similar peril
may be restored to life and renewed health by
employing the same means which gave him the
victory. This IS again exemplifed in the fol-
lowing letter which The Swift Specific Company
have received from 1r. B. II. Byrd, who IS the
postmaster at Lady Lake, Sumter county, Fla,
as well as leading merchant at that place I'm
der date of May 4, 1887, he writes.
Gentlemen-Alow me to congratulate and
return thanks for the wonderful success your s
s. S. has proved in my case. You remember
about year ago l wrote you in reference to my
case l was treated by three skillful physicians
but without relief. | suffered a great deal of
u1easiness, besides great deal of pain. must
say that the contents of one dozen bottles of S.
S. S. has almost removed cancer from my face
which no doubt would have hurried me to my
grave
shall always keep good supply in my
| store, and urge the sale Of the same. do think
| it is wonderful ard has no equal.
am ypurs truly, B. Fl. BYRD
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
| free.
| THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta
| Ga.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
WIVES, moTHEas DAUGHTERS,

BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIANI a lady
who for years suffered from distressing female
complaints, weakness, etc., 50 common to her
sex, and had dispaired o. cure, finally found
sufferer can use them and thus cure herself,
without the aid of a physician. From feelings
Of gratitude she viii send ts0o Prescriptions
which cured her-and an illustrated pamphlet
entitled "THE STEPPING-SToNE To Health"
cent stamp, Mrs. w. c. HOLMES, 658 Broad
way, n. Y. (hIention this paper.)
Oct. 90 S7-Iy
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
That Market House We Need.

Friends, coantrymen and lovers (neaning
the town commissioners The growing
city of Winston Salem is in sad plight
it has not where 10 sell lis beef and cabbage
and turnips. The country people cry aloud
and the city folks wear sackcloth and ashes
for a market house is not in the land.
When our country cousins come to town
they must wade the mud, in order to sell
their wares, while the city man in pursuit
of breakfast must wade after and oYertake
them before the refined cabbage and the
noble turnip can grace his table. The town
is sadly in need of market house and from
lis distress cries aloud to the commissioners,
"GiYe US a market house p
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
The One Hundred and Sixteenth Ami
yeFSary.

versary.
Last Sunday was the one hundred and
sixteenth anniversary of the founding of the
Moravian church in Salem, and on that day
the gifted and eloquent DR.. Rondthaler, the
thirteenth pastor Of this good old church
gave a historical outline, which we know
TIE SENTINELs readers will appreciate:
The first church established in Salem
| dates back to 1866 and stood on the site now
occupied by the store Of Fries, Giersh &
Senseman. The second church building,
(then called congresati nal house) was
erected in I77l and dedicated On Nov 18th
The corner stone of the present church, ly-
ing at the southeast corner, was laid, with
appropriate services, June 18th, 1898. At
that time the conference members number
ed 1133 in all. AT the laying of the corner
| stone over 1000 people were present, and
in the stone was placed copper box con-
tanning record of the conference members
and the following, in German:
Gin the name Of the Triune God, in the
year after the birth Of Jesus Christ, the Saw
Tor OF the world, 1898, on the 18th Of June
I III the 22d year Of the independence of the
| United states CT North America, curing the
Presidency OF John Adams, in the 18th
year since the arrival of the first brethren in
North Carolina in the 33rd of the begin
ming OF Salem n this State, here was SOL
EMMY laid with the blessing of the Elders
conference OF the Brethren's Union, in the
/ presence OF the whole congregation, the
corner stone of this Church and service
room OF the evangelical Church Of the
| Brethren.
| Besides Salem, there belonged to the
| Brothers Church in this State, the town
congregations of Bethabara and Bethania,
| and the country congregati CHS Friedburg,
| Friedland and Hope. In these troubled
times of the world, the congregations here
were still enjoying peace. The daily word
| for the day was taken from Hezekiah 1-13.
| The docturnal text was taken from Romans
1877
The present church was dedicated on
Nov. 9, 1900 and on the following Sunday
(the 13th.) the Lord's Supper was admins
tered. During the history of the church
there have been thirteen ministers, seven of
whom were bishops.
The old organ which to-day makes music
for the congregation was built in Germany
| in 1899. The church was remod eled and i'm
| proved in 1862
The church, through age, has lost none OF
its strength, and its present pastor, DR.. Rond-
| thaler is doing noble work for his congrega.
ton, which to-day is in most healthy con-
dition.
| Its present pastor. DR.. Rondthaler, mos
estimable Oh stan gentleman, is doing no.
bic work for his ehn rch and faith and THE
S ESTiNEL wishes for him many happy re.
turns OF Dedication day of the Church I'M
der his pastorate
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
Il NJ ,st CreditabIe journal

We are in receipt OF the November num-
Der of the .Sehoolteacaer, OF this place, Prof.
Tonllinson has resigned his position en- its
staff, leaving the entire control to that tai
erted young educator, Prof ". A. Blair.
OF the Sch oolteacher. as of its editor, THE
SENTINEL can we'll say that it is a credit to
North Carolina We know of no southern
the support of all teachers as the School
teacher and we wish for it the most eminent
success, success it deserves.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

known and used by Physicians all over the
world. SCOTS EMULSION not only gives
flesh and strength by virtue Gifts own nutri-
tious properties. Dat creates appetite for food
that builds mp the wasted body. 81 have been
am pleased with its action. My patients say
it is pleasant and palatable, and all grow
stronger and gain flesh from the use of it. l use
it in all eases Of Wasting Diseases, and it is
specially useful for children when medication is
needed, as in Marasmus.'-T. w. PIERCE, Nj.
D., Knoxville, Ala. at is palatable and east
ly assinlilated, and children take it readily
that it is pleasure to give i'm. L. EIELD-
Err, NJ. D., Eclectic, Ga.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
Indications tor a Good wheat Year.

1t is an old saying and by many relied
upon that when the leaves on the trees
change their color in the fall to a clear
hue of red and yellow. it may be regarded
as sign of good wheat year, and vice
rersa when they fall dark coiored it IS sign
that we may look for wheat to rust that
year Ifthere be any virtue in these signs,
farmers should seed large wheat crop this
year as the indications are for an abundant
harvest next summer.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
a sGGNEIN THE CoURr-HoUsE.

''Guilty not guilty? which say you a''
"cailty," the foreman replies.
"stand up" said the Judge, "the crime is
great
And the punishment must suffice.
From this day forth for all your lie
You must never Havanas smoke"
And the criminal wept and made reply
"Then let my neck be broke''
And the eyes OF the Judge filled full OF tears,
And his heart was filled with pity,
eta ke this, my man, twill do yoa good
Ills Leopold's Twin-City.''
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
---------zzsc,-S-ss ss1----------
From Rev. John Notices, Pastor n. e church

From ReU. John 1Fotds25s, Pastor m z. church
South at Montgomery, 1ia
'Daroy's P,ophyIactic Fluid IS the only mel
icine kept in my 1lrily. We can use it for al
most eycrything- burns, bruises, cuts, stings,
ear ache, tooth-ache, sour stomach, etc, etc. Ny
children, when hurt or bruised, always call at
once for Darby's FIp!l lie cannot get along
well without H. It IS 50 va. for its prompt
relief of pain from al kinds OF injuries, and al
SO is powerful a,ltisepie and disiuf-ctant."
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
"o TIA knowing.

Mr.. ". Fl. Morgan. merchant, Lake CITY.
Fla, was taken with q severe Cold, attended
with distressing Cough and running into
SO called popU lar cough remedies and steadily
grew worse. Was reduced in flesh, had diff
Guilty in breathing and was unalle to sleep
Finally tried DR.. Kings New Disco cry for
Consumption and found immediate relief, and
after using about half dozen bottles found
himself well and has had no return of the dis
ease. No other remedy can show so grand a
record OF cures as DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Guaranteed to do Just what
is claimed Tor it.-TriaI bottles free at
V. o. ThomDson's Drug Store
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

NORTH CAROLINA, YADKIN COUNTY,
in IN SUPERIOR CoURT-Rebecca D. Van
Eaton Us. j. F. Graves, Administrator of W. L.
Van Eaton-Notice to Creditors. In the case
it appearing to the court that all the creditors
of the estate of w. L. Van Eaton, decd, are
necessary parties to full settlement of matters
in controversy. 1t is therefore ordered that
this notice be published for six successive weeks
in THE WESTERN SEETINEI.. newspaper pub
lished in the town of Winston, N. c., and let all
he several creditors take notice that they are
requested to make themselves parties to this
suit, and file their claims by the next term of
this court, to be held on the Sd Monday in Feb
ruary 1888. Given under my hand and seal
1887. I. j. HAMPTON, G. s. C.
novl7-6t.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
&fnZfs,. osaas

In the ears, sometimes a roaring, buzzing
sound, are caused by eatarrh, that exceedingly
disagreea ole and very common disease. Loss
of smell or hearing also result from catarrh.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, is
a wonderfully successful remedy for this dis
ease, which it cures by purifying the blood. If
you suffer nom catayrh, try Hoods Sarsvparil-
la, the peculiar MEDICINE.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
A Little Remarkable.

We are informed that on October 10, TT,
Mr. Ham Garrett, of Rockingham county,
captured terrapin and engraved on its un-
der shell the Inscription: "a. Fl. Garrett,
New Bethel, \. c., Oct, 10, 1877. A few
weeks since Mr.. Garrett testifies that he
again ran across the identical terrapin with
in fifty yards OF where he first saw it and
the inscription was as plain as when first
cut in the shell. Rockingham beats For
syth, as ye+, On the terrapin question.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

During the past weet- the North Carolina
Furniture Company Of this place have sent
four orders 10 South Carolina. They are
receiving good orders from the South and
the west and their business IS steadily grow
ing. Such enterprises as this build UP a
place ami we are glad t. notice its success.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
ReRews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story. the
truth OF which is vouehed for by the residents
OF tn. town: 81 am 20 years old, have been
troubled W tn kld0ev complaint and lameness
Tor many years: c0u.G not dress myself without
help. Now am free from all pain and sore
ness and am dbie to 10 all my own Homework
L owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for having
renewed my youth, and removed completely ali
disease and PAIN Try a bottle, only Soc. at
V. o. Thorn pson's Drug Store.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
DIED

Near Waughtown, on Sunday morning,
Nov. 18th, Mr.. Harmon Reid, aged So years,
II months and 3 days. He was buried IL the
Freedland Moravian graveyard.
Mrs Elisabeth Eller, relct ct the late Henry
Eller, died in Midway, Davidson county last
Friday, aged about seventy yeaes.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

In Salem, many Of the good ladies are
making strenuous efforts 10 establish "a
Home" for the friendless, helpless and des-
titute orphan children in order that they
may find shelter and care. With the good
work III view, Mrs. Robert BeIo has con-
ssnted to receive donations of any kind,
either in produce any contribution that
may be given that will be suitable in any
way to please and make happy the destitute
class o. our citizens. THE SENTINEL bids
the good work God-speed and trusts that
it may meet the hearty approval Of our
people, who will lend a helping hand to
the poor and needy.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
B!scas, Stoves, 7iawarD, Tobacco Flves,
ELuE LpO.ana the Ike.

4 FULL LLNEof HEATING STOVES, the
II latest t5-ies for wood and coal Just received
In our line Of Heating Stoves the Splendid
Diamond and Qpon Fire Heater Crate, stand
at the head. The Splendid Diamond is base
burner and base heater of the latas style. in
GLIDING all the artistic 0rnamentatio; imagi na-
bic. In fact everything that is pleasing to the
eye. / is lust as economical in its consumption
of fuel, as it is beautiful in design. The Open
Fire is a patent of Dec. '86 and is selling rap
idly 1t is a stove, Crate and fire place heater
combined, being an open Franklin stove with
frame to fit the mantel. 1t can be easily
placed to heat rooms in the End story, in
addition to the one it issin. 1t gives you an
open fire at pleasure, giving you ventilation to
the room, with all the comforts CT a fire place.
Will burn either wood, hard or soft coal. 1t
can be closed up entirely, making it perfectly
safe from sparks when using wood. 1t IS some
thing everybody needs who has d fire place.
Our Patent Potato Washer, Fruit Press is al
most indispensable. Our Pearl Stove Boards
have fired coating OF enaIneline which is in
destructabia. They can be washed, will not
scratch, will not tarnlsh, will not rust. Stock
always bright. Come and see US before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We wilt save you money,
and furnish you with the latest styles. All
work guaranteed. Very respectfully,
GlERSH, SENSEMiN & co.,
Main Street, Salem, n. G.
Sign Big Coffee Pot-oct 28tf
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
EoIIaceo :aark6E.
CAREFULLY CoRHEeTED wEEkLT III rHE
PRDPEIEroRs OF TIE L ARMl:RS WAREHOUSE
IN WINS roN.

WINSTON. Nov t7.-Breaks are lar9e. I ices
seen' better Tor all 2rsdes Good rich, U9xy
filters are selling high. The finest smoker and
enters are selling very well al sorts arc
bringing sat!sfactoav prices we quote: